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The document discusses different types of trusts. It describes a basic trust where a grantor places assets in trust for a beneficiary, with a trustee administering the trust. It also discusses how assets placed in a trust can be used as collateral to satisfy contractual obligations if the grantor defaults. Additionally, it summarizes the roles involved in a securities transaction where a seller delivers a security to a qualified institutional buyer via a third party intermediary.
The document discusses different types of trusts. It describes a basic trust where a grantor places assets in trust for a beneficiary, with a trustee administering the trust. It also discusses how assets placed in a trust can be used as collateral to satisfy contractual obligations if the grantor defaults. Additionally, it summarizes the roles involved in a securities transaction where a seller delivers a security to a qualified institutional buyer via a third party intermediary.
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The document discusses different types of trusts. It describes a basic trust where a grantor places assets in trust for a beneficiary, with a trustee administering the trust. It also discusses how assets placed in a trust can be used as collateral to satisfy contractual obligations if the grantor defaults. Additionally, it summarizes the roles involved in a securities transaction where a seller delivers a security to a qualified institutional buyer via a third party intermediary.
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Illustration 1) shows a basic trust where the Grantor
(Settler) places the corpus in the trust for the beneficiary. 1) The trustee is the party that was contractually charged by the grantor to administer the trust onto the beneficiary. Trustee My understanding says the Entitlement (collateral) is placed Tr into Trust as the surety to satisfy MY contractual agreements. If I default on any of my contracts, the Entitlement becomes subject to levy to satisfy the obligations owed to the Secured Party of whatever contract I entered into on behalf of ME, thus granting pre-approved permission G B to the Secured Party to issue the Entitlement Order to the 3rd party to release its hold on the Entitlement. When I AFV, and return the instrument, I become SPC to the contract and Grantor Beneficiary the tables are reversed. There is a constant shift in which party possesses which title and right of claim thereto, and that is dictated by the ACTIONS that the record last reflects QIB that the parties have made.
For the sake of understanding the relations of the various
2) roles, I will color coordinate the entites.
Illustration 2) [The DTC Process] shows that pursuant to
3 3rd Party Rule 144A For purposes of this section, qualified institutional buyer shall mean…. (7)(F) Any trust fund whose trustee is a bank or trust company….
S P The “Cestui Que Trust” (CQT) was created when the
grantor’s informant pledged, and then later was re-pledged by the grantor itself when it turned 18 years old. The CQT is Sellor Participant also the QIB. The Seller/Issuer (S) of the Security causes the Security to be delivered to the QIB via the 3rd party Intermediary (Clearing Corporation) (3), and once all of the underlying contracts are in place to grant the applicant to become a Participant (P), then the transaction can be fulfilled.